Luther High School South - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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RELIGION A WAY OF LIFE Religion at Luther is more than iust another subiect. It is our way of life. Throughout the day, at school and away, our religion is part of our thoughts, our words, and our actions. We pray for blessings and guidance in our work at the beginning and end of each day. Prayer is also a part of our daily lunch period. Our chapel services give us courage and inspira- tion to carry on our Christian ideals. If we have special problems we are privileged to take them to God in our inspiring and sacred meditation chapel. Regularly, for four years, we meet for religious instruction. All other subjects are taught from a Christian viewpoint. For each of these spiritual opportunities we are indeed grateful for they have given to us that which we cherish most-our Christian way of life. 24 J , gg 'iiifi I ,,,, ...,,. id 6' Q 59 ai?- ElF5l3'1t its glgletasiiim ff 'I 5 ggi ., ihgjfyflfg if Ni Q U 5 4 X , l 3' 3 fri 1' 4 flff g - gf I Q fi af I X i ' VR me Vi, N, wry, M QF't'Sf'ig. A,i 'jfw.., ' 'K .Q ,gtkmm fir Nm gf +G Q gg ,QM

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X I Ejii KM THE BASE QF SCHGOL ACTIVITIES At Luther every student is assigned to a certain homeroom or place of orientation. We meet in homeroom every day of the week. During this period all have opportunity for pri- vate counselship with the teacher on our problems of curriculum and school life. Here, too, the announcements are read, elections held, attendance taken, and other necessary activities com- pleted. The homeroom, likewise, serves as a place of meditation when twice a week the chapel address is brought to us through the public address system. s.etQZ'z!4ia,,sA 25